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For 19 & 20 October at the Excel, London. Normally £18

If you're dreaming of getting back out on the piste, this deal is a snow-brainer. Head to the London Snow Show website and enter the code MSE to get free tickets for Saturday 19 October and Sunday 20 October (it's at the Excel in London) – your ticket's valid for both days.

We've got 5,000 free tickets for those using our code, so when they're gone, they're gone. Either way, you'll need to claim yours by 11.59pm on Tuesday 17 September. Once registered, you'll get a confirmation from See Tickets, then your actual tickets will be sent a week before the event. Print them, or just show them on your phone on the day.

Adult tickets normally cost £18 (it's usually free for under-16s if they're with an adult). You can get up to two adult tickets and six child tickets per order.

If you're planning to use public transport to travel to London, see our Cheap train tickets guide.

What is the London Snow Show?

It's for snow sport enthusiasts, whether you're a skier, snowboarder or simply enjoy the mountains over winter. Sessions and demos will take place across the weekend, including from some famous faces. Stalls will also be selling kit and equipment. Check the event agenda to plan ahead what you'd like to see.

Planning a ski trip? See MSE Jenny H's tips on easy ways to save before hitting the ski slopes.

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